Past events

Experts examine Ukraine’s sovereignty through the lens of religion, culture and language policy.

This webinar will examine how cross-border movements and fragile political structures raise the stakes for Iraq’s stability.

Assessing the geopolitical, military and economic spillover effects of the Iran conflict on Russia’s war against Ukraine.

In this webinar, speakers will assess the Iranian regime’s response to date and explore potential social, political, military and security trajectories for the country.

Join governments, business leaders and industry experts for two days of interactive discussion exploring strategies to secure a resilient future.

Join us at Chatham House where the foreign ministers of Nigeria and Ghana explore strategies for rebuilding regional order and security in the Sahel.

You can watch a recording of the event on our video player.

Kenya’s Prime Cabinet Secretary and Cabinet Secretary for Foreign and Diaspora Affairs, HE Dr Musalia Mudavadi EGH, reflected on Kenya’s influence and status within a rapidly changing international context.

You can watch a recording of his speech and the Q&A session on the video player below. 

The US and Israel launched strikes on Iran with the stated aim of regime change. Speakers in this online-only webinar will examine how the military escalation is likely to play out, and the potential consequences.

Join senior policymakers, business leaders and international security experts for a day and a half of unique discussions on the future of security and defence across modern domains of conflict, and how to prepare for an uncertain future.

This conference explores major developments in economic, financial and digital‑technology governance, and considers what they mean for the future of global governance.

Chris McDonald MP, UK minister for industry, outlines the challenges and opportunities presented in the new UK Critical Minerals Strategy.

General Valerii Zaluzhnyi, Ukraine’s ambassador to the UK, will speak at Chatham House from noon to 1pm GMT on Monday, to mark the fourth anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion. The interview and Q&A will be public, and streamed online on the Chatham House website.